damaged by fire wednesday morning. from overhead, the drama is a bit more clear as investigators later explained how the flames started at 945 lantana drive and then spread to the rear of the home next door. it is >> reporter:the only casualty was the lone resident of the first home.a beloved dalmatian dog. four residents of the second home escaped with their lives thanks to a tree trimming crew who spotted the fire and then went door to door alerting residents to get out. >> reporter:danine samide and other neighbors scrambled to get out of harms way as hook and ladder trucks attacked the fire on three fronts. this man used a garden hose to wet down the roof of his home. piles of spent oxygen tanks giving witness to the intensity of the fire and the smoke that forced them to back off at one point. >> reporter:the exhausted fire crews would gain the upper hand by mid-morning but their would be

the wind gave life to smoldering embers.this one in the garage of home number one. displaced residents are finding food, shelter and comfort from red cross. in >> fire start coming out the window and the roof. >> after it was of a smoke and fire was too heavy and it leaves the attic spaces. pool oust at conducted ceases operation.

>> reporter: that home was a licensed day care one child there this morning however everyone was able to get out. we still do not know the exact cause of this fire. sunnyvale riob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter:the fire was at two homes here on lantana drive.which is right by ponderosa elementary school. this is a neighborhood between el camino real and lawrence expressway. and the fire spread quickly from one house to the other. >> reporter:we have aerial images here. the home on the left caught fire first. >> reporter: but the fire spreads to the house next to it. we get closer.and flames

are eating away at the roof. >> reporter:as more firefighters arrive and get positioned.additional water is shot at the fire. but you can see here.it's raging in both homes at this point. >> reporter:this video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. lots of white and black smoke filling the sunnyvale sky. a ladder hose douses the blaze from above. the water stream is drilling this part of the breaks off. >> reporter:after about an hour and a it. extensive damage to both homes. >> pam: how far would you go to protect your home during a fire? we continue our coverage tonight with kron 4's dan kerman who has one resident's story. he joins us live from the scene in sunnyvale. dan -this was a pretty remarkable and risky effort.

>> reporter: >> gary: >> reporter:sunnyvale fire neighborwhile firefighters worked for more than two hours to contain a stubborn house fire which spread to a 2nd home ? this man was going to do all he could to make sure it didn?t spread to a third home ? his? >> reporter:joseph moreno owns the house next door to the one that says after being alerted to the blaze, he got his dogs out and went right to the roof with a hose. >> reporter:moreno was threatened with arrest if he didn?t get down, but through thick black smoke, he continued? ultimately the fires in the two houses just east of his were put out? and his is still standing >> i think i did some good because my house is now nice and cool and wet soil think

that did well on the roof. >> reporter: to consider just how fast the fire moved he or reno believes he is lockheed that his house suffered a little water damage and smoke damage and as you concede it is still standing. the somali immigrant climbed >> reporter:another day of fast=moving developments in the iraq crisis, with sunni insurgents seizing the country's biggest oil refinery and american warplanes in the skies over

rebel held territory. let's bring you up to date >> reporter:after a weeklong seige, baiji is now in the hands of isis, the islamic state in iraq and syria, baiji is midway between iraq's two biggest cities and its refineries supply most of the country's oil and gas. >> reporter:despite government claims that it has not fallen, videos from the scene show victorious insurgents driving through the streets. >> reporter:in baghdad, with major fighting just a few dozen miles away, tense soldiers patrol the streets,, in washington.pentagon officials confirm a desperate plea >>"we have a request from the iraqi government for airpower. >>you do? >>we do." >> reporter:at the white house president obama met with leaders of the house and senate, >>the only thing that the president has ruled out is sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq >> reporter: are already in the air over iraq, flying manned reconnaissance missions to identify possible targets. a draft list is reportedly in the hands of the joint chiefs.

and then there is the drone dilemma. the armed versions of the predator and reaper drones need a land base for takeoffs and landings. the three u=s air bases in the region are in kuwait, gattar and the emirates. all of them are ruled by sunni leaders unlikely to favor supporting the shi-ite government in baghdad. >> reporter:iraqi leader nouri al maliki has been blamed for failing to unite the country. republican senator john mccain says if he were president. he would send to tell maliki to step down. >> pam: coming up at 5:15. >> pam: a man in a wheelchair. the target of a vicious crime in a silicon valley suburb. why police says they need help in this especially challenging case. then at 5:30. >> pam: our reporter talks to the couple who took this ghostly picture on alcatraz. does it show the super- naturual? and next. if you're feeling stressed. you need to hear about. the consequences you might not even remember experiencing. not even remember experiencing. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards.

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>> pam: stress. could be linked to short- term memory loss in older adults. that's according to a new study. it was published in the journal of neuro- science. researchers from the university of iowa. looked into how exposure to stress, could impact cognitive decline. >> pam:they measured levels of the stress hormone cortisol. in groups of older and younger rats. they then looked at cells in the rats' pre-frontal cortex. that's the part of the brain involved in short- term memory. >> pam:they found. older rats with more of the hormone, had cells in the pre-frontal cortex. than rats with lower >> pam:researchers say. that stress hormones are not the only factor influencing

cognitive decline during aging. but, the study does suggest. stress hormones have more >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: better late than never? what we know about amazons newly unveiled smartphone. then. >> pam: the new government regulations that might. put that allows you to *legally use your phone behind the wheel

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>> pam: police in palo alto are looking for witnesses, as they search for two men wanted for robbing a man in a wheelchair. >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports, this crime is challenging, because the victim cannot talk. >> pam: >> reporter: police say the man to cannot tell the is able to communicate by it were riding out the fax to all authorities. he said last week to men approached him and asked if he had money he nodded and they started to reach into his pockets as he sat in his wheelchair. as well as personal belongings and an undisclosed amount of money as they walked away. one was wearing a shirt this is

security in is the others said pacific. police are hoping that witnesses could come four to provide information and palo alto kron 4 news >> pam: ryan chamberlain. the san francisco political consultant , facing federal explosive and toxins charges. is expected to be back in court tomorrow for a detention hearing. >> pam: he was arrested earlier this month, after a nationwide manhunt. and has been in the san francisco county jail ever since. the judge ordered a mental health evaluation. and his attorney is asking that he be moved to the psychiatric ward at s.f. general hospital. >> pam: on monday, chamberlain pleaded 'not guilty' to federal charges of possessing a destructive device. and a gun with no serial number. >> pam: fremont will be

getting surveillance cameras throughout the city. that's despite objections from the a-c-l-u and some residents. >> pam: opponents fought against the cameras. saying they will be an invasion of privacy. >> pam: but ultimately the city council voted in favor of the plan. >> pam: kron 4's will tran has more on why the opposition's argument. was not convincing enough to the council. >> reporter: there has been a lot of debate the police department's if this technology is not meant to spy on anyone. >> are giving a lot of sensitive information in we investigate, the district lines. we will only use this information after a crime had occurred. and only same day that if it is related to a case.

>> gary: the camera will cost three >> reporter: the camera will cost $300,000. it will be licensed and that information will be stored up to a year and could be lauber need that evidence in court case reported in from fremont kron 4 news. >> pam: the cause of yesterday's dangerous grass fires in the oakland hills. remains under investigation at this hour. although arson is thought to be the cause. >> pam: today kron 4's cameras were there, when a crew of oakland fire fighters returned to dimond canyon. they were walking through the locations of the first two blazes that erupted just below park blvd tuesday afternoon.

>>".suspicious in nature" >> pam: oakland firefighters say adding to the concerns. is the fact that two of the fires in the canyon started near the walking trail. they are asking people in the area to be vigilant and keep an eye out for anything suspicious. >> pam: what started all 5- fires. remains under investigation >> reporter: look at the blue sky you not often see this as you are headed into late june but we will cool down in all areas kind of push and along the coast some patches of fog maying reached the east bay tomorrow morning. stilwell,

it will still a bit cooler than it did today. as we go into friday and into the weekend will see it will cool down ever so slightly it will be in the low 771 at the close tear it in style at 62 degrees. do not forget saturday is the first day of summer. >> pam: amazon entered the smartphone business with a splash today. the retail giant unveiled its first smartphone. and it's called - "fire phone". the device is a high-end, 3- d smartphone. >> pam: it has a 13- mega- pixel camera, a ightning- fast processor and 2 - gigabytes of ram. along with other bells and whistles. >> pam: the 'fire phone' will cost 199- dollars with a two- year contract. for now, it is available exclusively on a-t&t's network. >> pam: our tech reporter will breakdown more of the features tonight. on kron-4 news at 8. .

>> pam: many cars still come with navigation systems. but drivers increasingly use mapping apps, to get where they are going. >> pam: now, the government is seeking to regulate those apps. the proposed regulation is part of the obama administration's transportation bill, which is expected to pass later this year. >> pam: there is a section of the bill, that could be used to give the national highway traffic safety administration the power to regulate navigation apps. >> pam: many drivers use cell phone and tablet apps. rather than built-in car guidance systems. >> pam: at issue is 'distracted driving'. >> pam: the n-h-t-s-a says, more than 33-hundred people died in distracted- driving related accidents in 2012. and an estimated 420- thousand others were injured. >> pam: the department of transportation says, a motorist should not perform any task that takes their eyes away from the road. for more than two seconds. >> pam: back in march -- a california judge ruled it did *not violate the 'hands free' law. to use a map on your phone while driving.

>> pam: soon after, our own stanley roberts hit the streets -- to see just how many people were 'using their maps'. here is his report. >> reporter: i am not sure silicified doubt. so let's find out. >> reporter:are you checking your map? >> reporter: >>yes. >> reporter:okay, that is legal. >> reporter: 6 she is holding them that while talking to it must be a hologram matt map.

>> reporter: are you checking your map right now? okay >> reporter:aww you're busted? this must be a highly detailed map >>it hasnbeen a long drive ... i am at the red light. >> reporter:are you checking the map? ok, not legal then. >> reporter: everyone will

be checking their matt. map. >> reporter: in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: next. >> pam: a story that could put a wrinkle in your life plan. the cities that have the biggest effect on your skin. >> pam: then. a ghostly image. our reporter talks to the couple that took this picture on alcatraz. is it super- naturual?

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. since the >>what do you see in this photo? some say it's the image of a ghost captured by a cell phone camera on alcatraz island. >> pam: the spooky story has now gone viral since we first told you about it last night. this afternoon kron4's maureen kelly spoke via skype to the british couple who snapped the picture everyone's talking about. >>"i said to paul i think i've just taken a picture of a ghost." >> reporter:that was shelia sillery-walsh's reaction after she saw this picture on her iphone. >> reporter:she says she was snapping photos as she and her boyfriend paul mills

were enjoying an audio tour of alcatraz. >> reporter:she took two pictures of this visitation block window inside the former federal pentitentiary. one while it was empty.and then one with her boyfriend inside the room. >> reporter:her smart phone camera was set to the h-d-r setting.which takes two versions of each picture. >> reporter:when she checked her phone.the first picture of paul was distorted so she deleted it. >> reporter:the next picture.which should have been a second copy of the image of her boyfriend.instead showed this. >> reporter:a shadowy figure.of what looks to be woman looking back thru the window. >> reporter:neither shelia nor paul had seen any other person in that room. >> reporter:at first paul thought it was shelia's reflection.but they saw how the woman was sporting a style from what looks like the 1930's or 40's. >> reporter:their theory is that it's the ghost of a woman who had visited a prisoner sometime in the past

>> reporter:the english couple has contacted the national park service to see if anyone else has reported seeing this ghost or who she might have been.but sheila says the supervisor she's been cooresponding to at the tourist attraction didn't have any information. >> reporter:while the couple admits it was an eerie experience at the time.they weren't scared off. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron4 news. >> reporter:and this viral ghost story has people getting in the mood. dozens of you have shared pictures of ghost encounters with us. >> reporter:like this one at by the golden gate bridge. >> reporter:and this one.here in what appears to be a closet or coat rack. >> reporter:how bout this photobomber.reaper the creeper.while they're smoochin! >> reporter:this one was in livermore.

>> reporter:and the kron-4 building on van ness is notorious for cryptic ghostly encounters. one of our security guards snapped this shot one night while making the rounds behind our control room. i cannot confirm nor deny the authenticity of these ghosts photos. but they are kinda fun send your pics in amessage on facebook. or you can email us --- i report for kron at kron4.com. >> pam: a major decision on the washington redskins' controversial team name. was handed down today, pertaining to the team's trademarks. >> pam: but will it force owner dan snyder to finally change the name? >> pam: emily schmidt explains what the ruling does and does not do. >> reporter:the ruling is a landmark one, and it could have a major impact on the washington redskins. but what it *doesn't* do is force the team to change its name. on wednesday, the u.s. patent office canceled trademarks belonging to the football team. this means the team no longer enjoys trademark status from the federal government. >> reporter:it will have a

much tougher time going after bootleggers or anyone selling redskins merchandise without its permission. >> pam: the decision came in response to a lawsuit brought by five native americans who sued the organization. >> pam: the patent office says the trademarks must be canceled because the team name is, quote, "disparaging to native americans" the organization is under no obligation to change its name based on this ruling alone, but senate majority leader harry reid insists that day is coming >> reporter:"daniel snyder may be the last person in the world to realize this, but it's just forced to do the right thing and change the name" >> reporter:the attorney for the redskins released a statement saying in part, >>"we've seen this story before. and just like last time, today's ruling will have no effect at all on the team's ownership of and right to use the redskins name and logo." >> reporter:he's referring to 1999, when the u.s. patent office issued a similar ruling, canceling their trademarks that ruling was subsequently overturned in 2003. in this case, the patent office says it will continue to treat the trademarks as

valid while the redskins appeal the ruling. >> reporter:in washington, i'm emily schmidt. >> pam: a lot of people commenting about this story on the kron-4 facebook page. like us and join the conversation. >> reporter:the question of whether the oakland a's will stay at in town is up in the air tonight. >> reporter:what looked like a done deal public agency in charge of oh-dot-co coliseum. was expected to approved a deal with the baseball team this friday. but that meeting has been postponed. even a's owner lew wolf thought the deal would be done this week. and said he is disappointed. >> reporter:a new deal would keep the a's in oakland for 10 more seasons. but any deal would with the coliseum authority would have to be approved by both the oakland city council and the alameda county board of supervisors. the council was briefed on the deal yesterday and then hit a snag. no word on when the

coliseum authority will vote. return >> pam: six time gold medal swimmer amy van dyken- rouen.who severed her spine in an all-terrain vehical accident earlier this month.says she's happy to be alive. >> pam: this.after the swimmer launched over a curb in a parking lot.and was thrown from the vehicle without a helmet. >> pam: a witness says.she was having troble breathing andnow.she has oppened up to reporters about her injury.before heading to craig hospital in denver, colorado to begin rehabilitation. >> pam: it is still uknown if van-dyken rouen's injuries are permanent. >> pam: but for now.the 41 year old says she is going to embrace this new chapter in her life. >> pam: she plans to new rock her new new wheelchair by making it purple and putting skulls and crossbones on it

>> pam: coming up at 5:45. we will take you to a town in nebraska. hard hit by a twin twister. and next -- hollywood style car crash. except it's no movie. bulldog: ah, the dog days of summer!

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nothing. tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because it's made better. >> pam: take a look at this.a crash caught on camera.hollywood style. >> pam: when a kansas driver noticed an s-u-v swerving all over the road, he called 9-1-1 and started recording. >> pam: just seconds later.the jeep slammed into the back of a parked trailer on the opposite side of the road. >> pam: you can see that instead of coming to a stop.the jeep went airborne.flipping over the top of the car and crashing to the ground. >> pam: the 41 year old jeep driver was the only person injured.and has been sent to the hospital for treatement.

>> pam: when a driver hit the gas instead of the breaks while she was parking her car in this fourth-floor garage.she found herself in a bit of a sticky situation. >> pam: a woman smashed her vehicle through the west side of a los angeles parking garage this morning. >> pam: as you can see.the car broke through the wire barricaes around the perimeter of the garage as she was pulling in to the space.it finally stopped after it was hanging off the ledge. >> pam: back into the garage within the hour.they say.no one was endured in the crash. ♪ ♪

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i've never been in this situation." >> reporter:his mother, kandee, is in a medically- induced coma. and doesn't know yet that cody's five- year-old sister, callie, is dead. >>"i don't even know how i'm going to tell her. i'm still trying to figure it out." >> reporter:the storms also destroyed a home in stanton that doubled as a daycare. >>"i laid on the two littlest of the four kids, and everything fell on top of us." >> reporter:miraculously, they all survived, though amy kremlacek and her husband are still being treated at the hospital. >> reporter:more funnel clouds formed in northern nebraska on tuesday, as another round of thunderstorms rolled through, sweeping into wisconsin, which saw its share of the damage from the first round of storms early tuesday. a tornado touched down and lifted several times, as the wind heavily- damaged more than 40 homes in madison and nearby verona. >> reporter:survivors count themselves lucky, especially after close calls like this one. this bank in pilger was basically ripped in half with nine people still inside -- most of them

taking cover inside the vault, all of them narrowly escaping injury. >> reporter:i'm andrew spencer, kron 4 news. is the recess it a run tests. >> reporter: we will stabilize the temperatures throughout the weekend saturday is the first day of summer. for the much into next week if you hear in the bay los 70's along the coast pretty average with 62. if you get the idea it will be a very stable pattern and gorgeous weather to out the bay area. >> reporter: the plot should we like watching fedex?

>> yes, buttocks is charging more and they're doing very well creek it shows you that the economy is ok. if we shipping things or consuming things that is a long-term investment. the traumas may come in and change the way of delivery. dromes >> reporter: >> when interest rates are so incredibly low as they are right now is wise for companies like apple to borrow money and do harm buybacks. i like buybacks so we all have standards that we find attractions. some other big companies are ibm of course apple number one and fedex.

>> reporter: apple, do you like this move? it's cheaper ipad the ipad sea? >> is loss' slower than the other ipad that are out there it spread try to get the low rates will probably be be a wise thing it tells me when is she watch camisard the new ipad, if it a slower and that is the story. so in slower i met. but for all. i mac

>> pam: the vatican is working to quash rummors that pope francis is ill.after he cancelled july appearances earlier this week. >> pam: officials say.a reduced schedule is common of popes during the summer months. >> pam: they say.if the pope was sick.the vatican would make open requests for prayer. >> pam: still.the announcement led some to believe that the 77 year-old had fallen ill because he worked without a vacation last summer. >> pam: many were relieved to see that he made his usual public appearance in st. peter's square this morning. >> pam: actor michael jace.from the tv show "sheild".pleaded 'not guilty' today. to murder of his wife >> pam: the judge ordered his bail at 2-million dollars.and prohibited him from having any contact with his children if he is released. >> pam: police say last month.the 51-year old shot his wife apirl.multiple times in their los angeles home.while their young children were present. >> pam: their two boys were unharmed.and are now living

with relatives. >> pam: jace is due back in court on august 1st for the start of his preliminary hearing. if he is convicted.he could face fifty years to life in state prison"jersey shore" star.mike >> pam: a private memorial service for legendary radio host casey kasem will be held on saturday. >> pam: a rep for kasem's daughter released a statement saying.three of his children would be holding the exclusive service for just >> pam: the location of the memorial has been kept private. >> pam: kasem.the co-founder and host of "american top 40".died this past father's day at the age of 82. his final days were overshadowed by a public family dispute over his medical treatment. he suffered from lewy body disease, a type of progressive dementia. returnand you watch all your celebrity news here on kron- 4. the insider starts at 7:00,

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working hard to save his own home. the new essex the victory that goes to the docks and push for better health from the city of oakland. and live with the outside. the beautiful blue skies willis to run into the weekend. and then? the church engines ready nascar nation is headed to sonoma this week. but before the big race -- you can catch the nascar special right here on kron four. it airs his friday at nine o'clock. with your host, gary radnich. that's right after the kron at

>> pam: at six. >> pam: firefighters are monitoring hot spots in sunnyvale after a 3-alarm fire damaged two homes -- no one was hurt -- >> pam: tonight - the fire is out but fire crews are still going through the damaged homes to make sure no other flames flare up. >> pam: the cause of the fire remains under investigation. one man took matters into onto the roof and started spraying water firefighters battled the flames. kron4's dan kerman is live in sunnyvale with the latest >> reporter: they have put up the fence in front of this one. looking at the bill earlier in looks like an entire block was on fire when in fact it was only to homes. >> reporter: before fire

crews guy here there were tree trimmers are around. alerting residents. the other home run was just a dock and adult parish these two homes are pretty wiped out. they were working inside after about two hours and three-alarm finally it was brought under control. the two long as i mentioned burned as a result. the cause of this fire is still under investigation at this time. authorities are telling us if there napa sure if it started in one of these two homes. it will continue to monitor the situation through the night in case tosspots pop up. that is the

latest reporting kron 4 news. >> pam: continuing our team coveragekron4's rob fladeboe -- spoke to a man who stood on firefighters battled the blaze next door. his home from catching fire with the help of a garden >> i felt the need to go up on top of the roof in for a watered-down. i wish is trying to help. i was not thinking straight and never realize that. it was so hot. it was just me and my for dogs and we were able to get

out of the house. >> saved my house i do not believe i did some good. i think is my house in my property i think-and have the right to water my house down. >> pam: fire officials are back out in the oakland hills today -- a day after putting out five suspicious brush fires. >> pam: investigators are scouring the area where the flames broke out in dimond canyon park.just west of highway 13 near park boulevard. and as kron4's haaziq madyun reports -- officials say the fires all point to arson. >> pam: a danville music teacher has

>> reporter: last >> friday we have fires in the same vicinity as well we are trying to see if anyone is doing anything suspicious. >> reporter: >> now we are trying to determine the calls spirit >> reporter: that was once the scene of one of the worst disasters in u.s. history in 1991 the oakland hills fire were 21 residents lost their lives to get under the skin and of the men and women that fight fires in the sitting. city. >> reporter: addition to controlling the oakland hills they are asking residents to remain diligence and report anything that looks suspicious in this area by

dolley 911. haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> pam: and danville music teacher had been arrested for 23 accounts of sexual assault.on just three young girls in the past couple of months. police say28 year old brian >> pam: buttswas arrested saturday on suspicion of 23 acounts of quote 'lewd acts on a child'. police say all of the incidents occurred between april and june of this year. >> pam: butts worked as a subsitute music teacher at the music-art studio and the school of music and fine arts in danville prior to his arrest. anyone with information about butts is asked to contact the danville police. >> pam: the moraga school district has settled two sexual abuse lawsuits the district's superintendent saysit will pay 14 million dollars to two women who were allegedly abused by a former teacher. >> pam: dan witters was accused of sexually assaulting several female students at joaquin moraga intermediate school in 1996. >> pam: the science teacher

committed suicide later that year when he was placed on administrative leave. >> pam: the lawsuits claim.the district knew about the teacher's inappropirate behavior before the incidentand should've taken action to protect students. >> reporter:the teen that stowed away on a flight to hawaii is speaking out for the first time. >> reporter:yahya abdi jumped te at san jose mineta airport back in april. >> reporter:and he climbed into the wheel well of an airplane to hawaii. >> reporter:he survived the five and a half hour flight and landed safely in maui. he's made his first public comments since the flight-- and says he can't believe he survived the journey. he says he jumped on the closest airplane that was going west.and was trying to reach his mother in africa. >> reporter:abdi was able to speak with his mother over the phone yesterday.and was happy to hear she's alive. abdi is staying in a temporary foster home. he will be a junior in high school this fall and plans to live with his aunt in minnesota.

>> pam: the new transbay transit terminal in san francisco is making progress. this past week the second level of concrete was poured. >> pam: the multi-billion dollar transit center will occupy a total of four blocks in the city's south of market neighborhood. >> pam: it will serve buses from seven transit agencies and eventually electric trains from caltrain and high-speed rail. coming this fall -- workers will begin working on the structure of site. andwhen officials say you'll start seeing the progress. the new terminal is expected to open in 2017. coming up. >> pam: >> pam: the dangers of electronic cigarettes. steps lawmakers are taking to keep them out of children's hands. plus -- seeing is believing. or is it? a couple visiting alcatraz snapped up a picture that sent chills up their spines. >> pam: but it's got everyone talking. about the supernatural. and -- a selfie that helped saved a woman's life. what she captured all on camera despite doctor's diagnosis.next

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>> reporter:caught on camera. >> reporter:a candadian woman recorded herself and

it saved her life. stacey yepes says she was in her car. driving. when she realized something was wrong. she was having a stroke. it had happened before. but doctors didn't believe her saying it was stress. >> reporter:so when it happened again. 48 year old woman from ontario recorded herself. >> >> reporter:her self- diagnosis was confirmed. she showed her smartphone video to her doctors. who said she not only had a stroke. she had three of them. the hosptial is hanging on the video. as a teaching tool. >> pam: lawmakers on capitol hill are taking a closer look at how electronic cigarettes are marketed. especially to kids. >> pam: the senate committee on commerce, science and

transportation held a hearing today on "aggressive e-cigarette marketing and potential consequences for youth." >> pam: experts called in to testify included the heads of several prominent campaigns to fight youth smoking. as well as the president of an e-cig manufacturer. the f-d-a proposed strict regulations on e-cigarettes in april. but those rules are still being written. >> pam: it's a ghost story that's gone viral. we first told you last night about this ghostly image captured by a british tourist touring alcatraz last april. >> pam: the woman says she took two photos.one of the empty visitation block window. and a second with her boyfriend inside the room. but this is the photo they got instead.

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shadowy image of a female figure looking back at the window. >> pam: at first the woman's boyfriend thought she had captured her own reflection until they saw how the woman was sporting clothes and a hairstyle that looked to be from the 1930's or 1940s. >> pam: they say there was no one else in that room at the time. we spoke to the couple by skype today.who say they aren't scared by what they saw. they just want to know more about the woman in the picture. >> "i'm intrigued." >> pam: the couple says they believe it's a ghost of someone who had visited a prisoner there in the past.

>> reporter: while they are smooching this one was in livermore and this had is notorious for closely encounters one of our security guards actually snapped it shut one night while making the rounds all round the control room. when you are talking about ghost is kind of fun or maybe it's just scary? i do not know standish your pictures you're goes both love to see them. crawford die cut kron4 debt, kron4.com

>> pam: officials are taking this opportunity to remind people to cross the tracks at designated spots when it is safe to do so. the final report on what caused the crash will be revealed next week. the meeting will be in washington and is there today for the early briefing with the safety board. it easy on a plane came into laos. three passengers died and one of them a turning thai school student that versified the impact of a was later run over by a san francisco fire department truck driven the chaos of the rescue effort.

>> pam: and paul alto police arrested in a robbery suspect accused of stealing money and threatened a group of miners. police say the five miners reported that they had been throwing a small noise making fireworks off one of the top floor of the russell one firework hit the suspect. desisted daniel adam escurial confronted the to announce and demanded money from them. he was of arrested a short time later. st bill is from all out to was booked into the santa clara county main jail and is facing felony charges. >> pam: the d m d will be holding public hearings regarding drivers license for legal immigrants. there'll be a meeting in oakland next thursday the 26. officials want to hear your feedback regarding

several officials several issues. it will be held >> reporter: the opening day of the alameda fair and less intense and tonight get this price for just $1 for it hit in july 6th 3 have plenty of time for it tuesday through sunday to if the lines of food in the fried 20s or spaghetti flavored ice cream creek you heard me right tonight it is lots to the testing stage for it just a beautiful day

to day off to moscow will be a little bit cooler into the weekend we have a stable pattern middle mid-70's in the bay and 60s along the coast. perfect time to get outside and enjoy it starlet and enjoys, for it and enjoy summer time for it >> pam: the oakland city council passed legislation tuesday services. the bill won unanimous support from council members. currently the city's animal services are managed by the police department. as kron 4's john fenoglio reports, passage of the legislation means soon become a standalone department. >> reporter: "oakland animal services has been in a crisis" track: oakland city council president pro tem and mayoral candidate rebecca kaplan introduced the legislation back in april with strong public support. she says the change is necessary to provide better animal care and more police officers patrolling the streets. sot: "sworn police personnel will no longer have to manage an animal shelter and will instead be able to go back on the streets to fight crime and protect the people of oakland." * john: you're

saying these are cops that can go back on the street to patrol, correct?* "yes, >> these are cops that can go back on patrol because they will no longer have to manage an animal shelter." >> reporter: track: according to staff reports, the city has budgeted for 675 officers. but a number of them are either in field training on modified duty or on disability. which means only 556 officers are on patrol. track: under the new legislation animal care will also improve. kaplan says almost one-third of shelter positions are vacant, which means volunteers have been turned away and animals have been unnecessarily euthanized. sot: this move >> >> reporter: will save money for the people of oakland. there are a large number of vacancies in the budget that we've already paid for. oc: councilwoman kaplan says that the change will also include an "animal services advisory committee" which will give civilian workers and volunteers more oversight at the shelter. and, she says, the hiring process is already underway. kron 4 news.

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them parading through baiji, home of iraq's biggest refinery and power plant. >> reporter:overhead, american warplanes are reportedly flying reconnaissance missions. c=n=n is reporting that the pentagon already has a draft list of targets. on capitol hill, confirmation that the iraqi government is pleading for help. >>"we have a request from the iraqi government for airpower. you do? >>we do." >> reporter:president obama met with leaders of the house and senate today, but so far no decision. the only thing that the president has ruled out is sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq >> pam: at a person in a wheelchair attack and the suspect is still on the loose. >> reporter: coming up >> reporter: coming up people behaving badly! hey! welcome home! hey mom!

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>> reporter: quickly spreading next door all residents are accounted for only casualty is a dog. and had been vice 6 pam but the ethics of both hong the cause is still not immediately known in sunnyvale kron 4 news. >> reporter: toulon's burned and this fire is it the one you see behind me is not. >> reporter:two homes. >> reporter: after being alerted by the blaze he got his stocks out and took his

post to the roof hose to te roof. >> reporter: looking for anything suspicious or may have caused fires here tuesday afternoon. >> reporter: >> are just trying to see if we see anyone doing things suspicious. >> reporter: another big story here in paula also a man confined to a wheelchair. he was able to ride out and this is what they are telling us. two men approached this in reach down into his pocket and

grasped his wallet and took off. police are hoping that witnesses will come forward and help return this man's wallet. >> reporter: dan berkeley a water main break flooded the neighborhood and had the street looking more like a river than a world. road. the shah of water on on the street as crews use a jackhammer to dig into the ground and repair the broken pipe. the 6 in. cast our with crews working working 30 homes were run out water for most of the morning. >> reporter: long gratifying fights inclined to help fight crime the department did a study during a six mucked spent 80 percent of convicted

burglars in fremont did not lead in did not live in fremont. the cameras could be installed as early as next year and a cost $300,000. >> reporter: as schussing year has not been seen more than two weeks his car was found over a matter of days when he was announced missing. >> the one thing that you seem to my children is that god is with him no matter where he is. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: offs the office of neighborhood safety who is most likely to commit the environment they must commit to turning their lives are now correct in exchange for for turning

their life to danger from a >> reporter: in san francisco on of the biggest tourist draws is about to be closed off to a tourist or lease their cars. coming this weekend it will be closed all of these except for residents. true today are lining up from one last three allied for lombard street terrific >> reporter: that is an indication that the sea breeze is coming again with cooling temperatures we will see some additional cooling on the way for tomorrows to correct now looking at a downtown san francisco you can see the skies. that will

change for tonight we will see a return of the coast clouts and for the next few days. and these inland more sun as to go into the weekend. and not much of a fluctuation it will be a little bit of fog in the morning. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:watching a driver stopped right smack in the middle of highway 101 at the goldengate bridge is not some one would expect to see >> reporter:but if you hang out at the goldengate bridge toll plaza in san francisco long enough there are few thing you might not expect to see >> reporter:like this

motorcyclist missing his exit and going down the wrong way instead. >> reporter:now normally that story would end here except >> reporter:why did you get off your bike and come way over herehe ran 50 yards across to lanes of traffic to ask why i'm filming him i'm with channel four you just went down the wrong road. yea i know i couldn't stop fast enough >> reporter:he apparently didn't like my answer >> reporter:why are you coming over here because you're filming me sir go back to where you were please let me see some id >> reporter:now i'm not required to show id. but to defuse the situation i did >>i don't know you that doesn't matter that you don't know me so don't stick you camera in people's faces yea because you sticking the camera in people's faces, >> reporter: i'm with channel four and you came to me! alright and as he is walking away he decides he is not finished with me yet >> reporter:

>>because its rude when you stick cameras in people faces without their authorization you punk ass inconsiderate mother have a good day sir go yourself, >> reporter: i'll try but it might be kind of hard then get your boyfriend to do it for you. >> reporter:now it's important to note that for every action there is a reaction the reaction is the motorcyclist rant was being watched by another camera the one in this building >> reporter:so bridge the goldengate bridge patrol quickly caught call the california highway patrol >> reporter:who after reviewing the video .the rider was issued a ticket for coming down on the on ramp using it as an exit ok no insurance and you're driving on a suspended license. also were impounding your motorcycle for 30 days the moral of this story. if you are already riding dirty if might be a good idea to follow the rules of the road but wait you are already riding dirty so i guess it really doesn't matter now does it ? >> reporter:just think had he kept his helmet on and

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>> pam: by this time next year the lights will be taken down so that caltran can paint the bridge and not a crown funded campaign is on the way to keep the lights on one $184,000 has been raised thus 26,000 lives would have to be

raised and the lights will be taken down thrifts >> pam: in sports. it may be time for giants fans to start sweating as they drop another game. >> pam: . and with that loss guess who now has the best record in baseball. gary has the a's highlights. and all the sports. next >> pam: a tough job for an animal host. for an animal planet host. and get your engines ready! nascar nation is headed to sonoma this week. but before the big race -- you can catch the nascar special right here on kron four. it airs his friday at nine o'clock. with your host, gary radnich. that's right after the kron at bay

>> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:rob reiner actor/director throws out the first pitch bottom 1st/ scoreless >> gary:jose abreu 2-run home run off tim hudson 2-0 white sox >> gary:bottom 4th/ 2-0 white sox >> gary:tyler flowers grounds it up the middle for a single adam dunn and dayan viciedo score 4-0 white sox >> gary:bottom 5th/ 4-2 white sox >> gary:adam dunn hits a 3- run home run of hudson 7-2 white sox >> gary:top 5th. giants rally to get within a run at 7-6 >> gary:but ehire adrianza flies out to center to end the game final: 7-6 white sox >> gary:giants have lost 8 of 9 games lead dodgers by 4.5 games they have tomorrow off then are at arizona friday

>> gary: 1 disbars market is really booming when the stock market is really booming they were >> pam: with his will on analysis bear. there >> gary: you have stocks and rental properties >> pam: (laughter) call me warn buffet. >> gary: pretty great year the oakland a's throwing out the first pitch making some

pretty good moves out in left field. home run contest. that may be it for the a's. time and again at two. the only two games run el brandon ross davis take it from there. s shunned the little clumsy and finished at best record in baseball >> reporter: >> to cancel the three, four

and five questions is accused of being a bad dream ... do not think that there is anything else to sign. 49ers coach jim harbaugh got a little tired of questions regarding the mini-camp holdouts of vernon davis and adam boone today. >> gary: second block what happened? you will be un know it too. annoyed >> pam: and that is what you do, third or fourth time. >> gary: and grant tunes and this morning

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coaches that have something to prove. i think that is the nature of the business. >> gary: one question would be enough if i was interviewing dennis allen. >> gary: u.s. patent office has ruled the wristbands worth $9.5 billion in the owner does not want to do any thing that he does not want to do. >> reporter: >> gary: here it is the chili spain match forced

their way into this stadium in breaking down a wall along the way. there were quickly surrounded and marched out by security guard and 85 spectators. there they go against the main threat the defending world cup champs pagàn. >> gary: chile beat them today out by to get in spirit is the chili or july chile >> reporter: not an authority on that. >> gary: people love this stuff. i am continuously shot. shocked >> pam: so now you are on

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